Highland Laddie Poem by Peter Hall

Highland Laddie



He was a highland laddie
Grew up in the great glen
Played shinty for Fort William
A man amongst men.

He played the highland pipes
With heartbeat rhythms felt
That pumped his blood within
While wearing his clan's kilt.

Fishing at Loch Linnie
Would stir his Gaelic pride
As he viewed the heather
His Lassie by his side...


...he wakes up from his dream
And yet his dream lives on
To prove his Scottishness
And confirm where he comes from.

Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: identity
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The quest to confirm our perceived identity, is the dream of all races and peoples wherever they live.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
F J Thomas 23 July 2014

He sounds very proud of his heritage :) I am quite proud of the origins of both of mine as well. A beautiful thing when not taken to extremes; a lovely story Peter.

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